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Crime·7.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

TTP Claims Responsibility for Killing of Pakistan Air Force Group Captain in Islamabad

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the killing of Pakistan Air Force Group Captain Asim Tariq in Islamabad. The arrested suspect, Saad Abbasi (22), was identified by TTP as part of their "Special Target Killers Unit." TTP released footage contradicting police claims of the officer saving a woman from an abductor.

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TTP Claims Responsibility for Pakistan Air Force Officer's Killing in Islamabad

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Crime·7.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

TTP Claims Responsibility for Pakistan Air Force Officer's Killing in Islamabad

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the killing of Pakistan Air Force Group Captain Asim Tariq in Islamabad. TTP released footage contradicting police claims of the officer saving a woman, stating their "Special Target Killers Unit" carried out the assassination.

Times of India

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Pakistan Air Force Group Captain Shot Dead While Rescuing Woman from Abduction

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Crime·5.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Pakistan Air Force Group Captain Shot Dead While Rescuing Woman from Abduction

A Pakistan Air Force Group Captain, Asim Tariq, was shot dead in Islamabad after intervening in an alleged abduction attempt. He stopped a suspect from forcing a woman onto a motorcycle, allowing her to escape before being fatally shot by the assailant.

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Pakistan Air Force Training Aircraft Crashes, Killing Two Pilots

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Defense·15.6.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Pakistan Air Force Training Aircraft Crashes, Killing Two Pilots

A Pakistan Air Force training aircraft crashed during a routine mission near Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on Monday, killing Flight Lieutenant Muhammad Qasim Abdullah and Lieutenant Taha Abbasi. This incident follows a recent Pakistan Army Aviation helicopter crash and highlights a pattern of military aircraft accidents in Pakistan.

Chinese J-35 stealth jets set to give Pakistan edge over India in fifth-generation tech

A year after fending off a massive Indian air assault with the help of Chinese warplanes and missiles, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) on Thursday unveiled plans to upgrade its fleet through further acquisitions of Chengdu J-10C fighters and substantial upgrades to the JF-17s co-produced by the two allies. The PAF further confirmed that it has signed an “initial collaborative agreement” for the acquisition of fifth-generation Sheyang J-35 stealth fighter, without disclosing any details about the...

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